The soil brought back by China's Chang'e-6 from the far side of the moon this time has spoiled the Americans!
When NASA Administrator Nelson heard the news, he couldn't wait to get his hands on it, and he looked like he was eager to fly to China to share the soup.
What is even more ridiculous is that he also seriously brought out some "instructions", "guardrails", and "Wolf clauses", as if the Chinese did not follow them and violated the law. Is this old brother an expert at catching thieves? I'm addicted to stealing other people's moon soil, but I'm afraid that others will foul me, it's too shameless, right?!
The complete success of the Chang'e-6 mission can be called a leap forward in the history of human lunar exploration.
This is the world's first soil sample to be collected from the far side of the moon, making China the second country after the United States to do so. In this regard, the distorted psychology of Americans who are both envious and jealous can be imagined.
Take the CNN report in the United States, on the one hand, we have to admit that this feat of Chang'e-6 "further consolidates China's position as one of the world's top space powers", and on the other hand, we can't help but sour and emphasize that the United States is the big brother, because China is at most "second only to the United States".
Those who don't know how difficult and dangerous it is to explore the moon still think that the United States can play it. As everyone knows, people in China are playing well, and the key is that they have more unique skills of "back detection" than you! It's really a big laugh.
What's even more ridiculous is that the Yankees are simply hungry for Chang'e-6's lunar samples
Seeing that the Chinese government generously announced that it welcomes all countries to apply for the sharing of research results, Lao Mei immediately couldn't wait to come over and get the light. NASA Administrator Nelson even excitedly expressed his "joy" and gave the green light to the US personnel to apply.
That's not enough, he is still chattering on the sidelines about what "instructions" and "guardrails" China should abide by, and moving out of the "Wolf Clause" to put up the score, for fear that China will not do enough and be too self-inflicted and point-in-point, right?
Speaking of the "Wolf Clause", this is actually a hurdle set up by the United States itself, specifically restricting NASA's cooperation with China's space agencies. This time it's a good thing, because it is too hypocritical and ridiculous for Americans to be thinking about their homeland while wielding the stick of law. After all, it's not that I'm afraid that I won't be able to eat grapes, so I'm so sour!
Every time China has "something that no one else has ever had," the distorted jealousy and possessiveness of the Americans gush out. In the face of Chang'e-6's groundbreaking feat of lunar exploration, they were so red-eyed that they had to put forward conditions on the shelf, which was too shameless.
What's even more ridiculous is that they themselves have violated the law and stolen soil, and they still have the face to be afraid of Chinese fouls? Laugh off the big teeth! It is recommended that the United States should take care of itself first, if it wants lunar soil, line up to apply, and don't be stubborn here. If the "Wolf Clause" doesn't allow it, then it's no wonder that someone else, who makes you want to break your own rules?
Epilogue:
The Americans' salivating views on China's Chang'e-6 lunar soil are really shocking.
While stealing other people's soil, while still being afraid of others fouling, it's too two-faced, right? What's even more infuriating is that they still use the "law" as a cover to blackmail by all means, but they don't know that the "Wolf Clause" is their own tight spell!
What do you think about this?